What causes involuntary tearing in the eyes?

There are many reasons such as sand in the eye, or you have inflammation in the eye and many more.

It may be that the blood vessels in the eyes are not smooth, or it may be something else.

Maybe there was a foreign body in the eye, or maybe there was some strange disease.

That's why the eyes are overused.

This is mainly because of some physiological reasons, so it is like this.

I think so, staying up late for a long time may be the cause of this phenomenon.

I think it's probably because my eyes are so tired that I often cry on my own.

This thing is different, and everyone has different things.

First of all, the cause of tearing is probably overuse of the eyes, because in order to relieve the dryness and discomfort of the eyes, the body's own protection mechanism will cause the eyes to flow tears, so that the dryness can be relieved. Secondly, it is also possible to have dacryocystitis. Because when the eye is infected by bacteria, it can cause dacryocystitis, which causes the eye to always have tears.

At this time, it is recommended to go to the ophthalmology clinic of the hospital to have a look, and it may be fine to do a rinse. Finally, it is also possible that the nasolacrimal duct is blocked. Because after the nasolacrimal duct is blocked, some fluid in the body cannot be removed normally, so it has to be discharged from the body through tears.

At this time, you don't have to be nervous, just go to the hospital to do a **. It is recommended to pay more attention to let the eyes not be too tired, rest more, you can insist on doing eye exercises every day, drop some eye drops when you are uncomfortable, and of course, pay attention to eye hygiene, do not rub with your hands, and do not touch unclean things.

You need to pay attention to this, if it is more serious, you can be hospitalized**. Then you are likely to have high blood sugar caused by diabetes, long-term poor control, and diabetes complications, which are vascular and neurological, and now the main thing is to lower blood sugar first to see if the symptoms are reduced. Some drugs that nourish the nerves and drugs that invigorate blood may have the effect of reducing symptoms.

Pay more attention to exercise. In terms of diet, eat more green vegetables with large leaves, eat some white meat for meat, such as chicken and fish, and eat some fruits that contain more pectin, such as apples, peaches, oranges, etc.

Hello, your condition may be a possibility of conjunctivitis.